Gilad Schalit

Hamas freed Schalit in exchange for 1,027 Palestinian prisoners jailed in Israel for terrorist offenses.

Failure to reach an agreement is not in the interest of either side and the consequences of failure or likely to be quite negative.

Interviewers Efrat and Matanel from Shalva recently met the former soldier held captive by Hamas for five years.

It is an open secret that many Western liberals see terrorists who have Israeli blood on their hands as something less than “real” murderers.

Former IDF captive flies with 231 N. American olim; wishes new immigrants "success in their integration and this new beginning".

"We are not foreign states to each other," Christophe Bigot tells "The Jerusalem Post"

Leading progressive lives in the midst of existential threat while maintaining ambition, optimism and high morale are impressive traits of the Israeli attitude.

Short clip shows Schalit on day of release from captivity; the clip is meant to commemorate seven years since his capture.

The 'Tribune' has seen fit to vociferously turn its proverbial back on Gilad by publishing what can only be described as a revolting tirade, entitled 'Dismayed By Schalit’s Visit.'

Baskin: Gilad and I are friends on Facebook, when he posts photos, I click like.